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RandySF

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Thu Nov 6, 2025, 12:34 AM Nov 2025

Norton, Springfield Township voters reject new taxes for first responder operations

Voters blocked new taxes in Norton and Springfield Township as several Summit County communities decided tax levies in the Nov. 4 general elections.

Only one proposed tax increase was approved. By a 104-92 vote, Boston Township passed Issue 46 — which contained renewal of a 7-mill tax along with a 0.5-mill increase for police services, .

Norton voters rejected Issue 41, renewal of a 5.6-mill tax, and 3-mill increase, for fire department and emergency medical service. Nearly 55% of votes were cast against it.

Springfield Township's Issue 50 was voted down. About 54% of votes were cast against the additional 1.5-mill tax for police and emergency medical services.



https://www.beaconjournal.com/story/news/politics/elections/2025/11/04/2025-election-results-summit-county-tax-levies-norton-springfield-coventry-peninsula/86982392007/

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